Confabulation presents: End of Rope
Confabulation
Ladies and gentlemen,
Confabulation, Montreal's original monthly all-true storytelling series returns to our home, Mainline Theatre, with another night of stories told by the people that lived them, without notes, props or gimmicks.
For September, our theme is The End of the Rope. We're looking for stories of people pushed to their limits, scarcely being able to hold back, or breaking free entirely. Or maybe you've got a story about leaving yourself just enough rope to hang yourself, get tripped up in, or otherwise find yourself all bound up.
We've got space for six storytellers -- workshopping and development provided by our awesome team. Submit your stories through the website -- confabulationmontreal.com.
Tickets are $10 -- and online sales will be up soon.
HORAIRE / SCHEDULE
- Saturday 5 September 2015 / 20:00
120 minutes
Retardataires / Latecomers : 120 minutes
Coming Soon
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